Structured Light (SL) technology projects a predefined pattern—such as lines or dots—onto an object to capture its shape and contours. As the projected pattern deforms across the surface, vision systems analyze these distortions to calculate depth, geometry, and surface details of the object. This method enables precise scanning and is widely used in high-accuracy measurement, inspection, and 3D reconstruction applications.

We develop our own sensors capable of recognizing three-dimensional space and building 3D depth systems tailored to specific applications. These 3D depth sensors can be used for 3D object detection, facial recognition, gesture interaction, SLAM, and VR/AR experiences.